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...knew there would be great minds, great people and great friends. But what about dating? Would people really be so busy that they'd only make time for random hook-ups if they weren't engaged to someone? Most of us will meet our future husbands and wives during these four years. Would people really be so work-focused that they wouldn't put the time and effort into making that most important choice and laying the solid foundation to make it stick...
This small urban mystery strikes the opening chord of E.L. Doctorow's dazzling, polyphonic new novel City of God (Random House; 320 pages; $25). But detective work, at least of the sort usually portrayed in fiction, is not really Doctorow's subject. He aims at a much broader and more elusive quarry: the nature of--and the impediments to--religious faith at the end of the technologically advanced and barbarously blood-soaked 20th century...
According to estimates by Internet demographers, 20% of AOL's 21 million subscribers are gay, and at nearly all hours, the men-for-men chat rooms are filled with guys looking for Mr. Right. (On a random night in AOL's Town Square area, 140 of the first 200 chat rooms were labeled M4M.) "Unless you're John McCain, you can't always look at someone's face and know they're gay," says Internet-privacy expert John Aravosis, jokingly referring to the candidate's remark about his ability to spot gays in the military. "The chat rooms...
Three entirely random things to consider...
...Gwyneth Paltrow? As if.) What's the deal? I'm saying it loud and clear --put an Indian in a movie and I guarantee it will be a blockbuster! M. Night Shyamalan did it with The Sixth Sense--in one totally irrelevant scene, two attractive Indians engage in a random argument over an engagement ring. But I assure you, those 30 seconds explain the movie's $250 million dollar gross. After all, every Indian in America went to see for themselves whether we had actually made it up on to the big screen. But truth be told, Indians will probably...